Ritually

noun
1.
an established or prescribed procedure for a religious or other rite.
2.
a system or collection of religious or other rites.
3.
observance of set forms in public worship.
4.
a book of rites or ceremonies.
5.
a book containing the offices to be used by priests in administering the sacraments and for visitation of the sick, burial of the dead, etc.
6.
a prescribed or established rite, ceremony, proceeding, or service:
the ritual of the dead.
7.
prescribed, established, or ceremonial acts or features collectively, as in religious services.
8.
any practice or pattern of behavior regularly performed in a set manner.
9.
a prescribed code of behavior regulating social conduct, as that exemplified by the raising of one’s hat or the shaking of hands in greeting.
10.
Psychiatry. a specific act, as hand-washing, performed repetitively to a pathological degree, occurring as a common symptom of obsessive-compulsive neurosis.
adjective
11.
of the nature of or practiced as a rite or ritual:
a ritual dance.
12.
of or relating to rites or ritual:
ritual laws.
noun
1.
the prescribed or established form of a religious or other ceremony
2.
such prescribed forms in general or collectively
3.
stereotyped activity or behaviour
4.
(psychol) any repetitive behaviour, such as hand-washing, performed by a person with a compulsive personality disorder
5.
any formal act, institution, or procedure that is followed consistently: the ritual of the law
adjective
6.
of, relating to, or characteristic of religious, social, or other rituals

ritual rit·u·al (rĭch’ōō-əl)
n.
A detailed act or series of acts carried out by an individual to relieve anxiety or to forestall the development of anxiety.